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Grant Godwin on Instagram: "This is one of the funniest memes I’ve seen today 😂 remember to wear eye protection! @just__fedup (Obviously Trump and Melania didn’t say that, per fact checkers)"
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Thanks Google.
Aceisback
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Jeezus! I knew it had been a while but I cannot believe 40 freaking years. Hopefully the refs let them beat and bang like the old days. Most CBB fans haven’t seen a matchup like this.
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I thought it was gonna be 9 shots of tequila. That makes more sense.
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That’s not a Boeing problem. That’s a maintenance problem. There’s a critical shortage of experienced A&P (Airframe & Powerplant) Technicians and fewer young people taking up the career.
Not gonna lie, I had been a long time NPR listener and dare I say, even a subscriber of my local station for years. This probably goes way back to the late 80's and not because I'm some kind of bleeding heart liberal but rather, because there was a time where I felt they did provide 'some' good journalism, albeit bent to the left but then, that's kind of what I was looking for. Essentially, something to help me to understand what others who disagree with me think and why and really, to help me understand what I think and why.
That said, I can honestly say that there was a point where things just got beyond stupid and I just couldn't listen to them anymore. And, if you're willing to read this lengthy article from one of their own senior editors, it'll speaks volumes as to what changed.
www.thefp.com
While I do still listen to NPR from time to time, it's only for their non-news programing like cooking shows or music and when I do listen to their 'news', it's only in very small doses these days and really, only until I just can't take take the steady drumbeat of overwhelming propaganda anymore. More now than ever before, I do feel that no American should be forced to fund what is clearly, the propaganda arm of the Democrat party. It's time for NPR to become a relic of history.
That said, I can honestly say that there was a point where things just got beyond stupid and I just couldn't listen to them anymore. And, if you're willing to read this lengthy article from one of their own senior editors, it'll speaks volumes as to what changed.
I’ve Been at NPR for 25 Years. Here’s How We Lost America’s Trust.
Uri Berliner, a veteran at the public radio institution, says the network lost its way when it started telling listeners how to think.
www.thefp.com
While I do still listen to NPR from time to time, it's only for their non-news programing like cooking shows or music and when I do listen to their 'news', it's only in very small doses these days and really, only until I just can't take take the steady drumbeat of overwhelming propaganda anymore. More now than ever before, I do feel that no American should be forced to fund what is clearly, the propaganda arm of the Democrat party. It's time for NPR to become a relic of history.
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Not gonna lie, I had been a long time NPR listener and dare I say, even a subscriber of my local station for years. This probably goes way back to the late 80's and not because I'm some kind of bleeding heart liberal but rather, because there was a time where I felt they did provide 'some' good journalism, albeit bent to the left but then, that's kind of what I was looking for. Essentially, something to help me to understand what others who disagree with me think and why and really, to help me understand what I think and why.
That said, I can honestly say that there was a point where things just got beyond stupid and I just couldn't listen to them anymore. And, if you're willing to read this lengthy article from one of their own senior editors, it'll speaks volumes as to what changed.
I’ve Been at NPR for 25 Years. Here’s How We Lost America’s Trust.
Uri Berliner, a veteran at the public radio institution, says the network lost its way when it started telling listeners how to think.
While I do still listen to NPR from time to time, it's only for their non-news programing like cooking shows or music and when I do listen to their 'news', it's only in very small doses these days and really, only until I just can't take take the steady drumbeat of overwhelming propaganda anymore. More now than ever before, I do feel that no American should be forced to fund what is clearly, the propaganda arm of the Democrat party. It's time for NPR to become a relic of history.
Ditto - I read this article today as well. I love hearing a well reasoned counterpoint, but NPR is un-listenable now.
That article was a good read.
We used to always listen to "Prairie Home Companion", "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me", and even "The Car Guys" occasionally. Which of course meant listening to the news that often came before, in between, and after. It's been a very long time, but I do remember there was a certain point where it just became unbearable to listen to. Even before PHC was cancelled, because Garrison was "cancelled" (which I think was around 2016?), we had already stopped tuning in.
I agree, it's long passed due to just let it die. Or at the very least, change the P from Public to Private, and stop pretending that it's still a public radio service.
We used to always listen to "Prairie Home Companion", "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me", and even "The Car Guys" occasionally. Which of course meant listening to the news that often came before, in between, and after. It's been a very long time, but I do remember there was a certain point where it just became unbearable to listen to. Even before PHC was cancelled, because Garrison was "cancelled" (which I think was around 2016?), we had already stopped tuning in.
I agree, it's long passed due to just let it die. Or at the very least, change the P from Public to Private, and stop pretending that it's still a public radio service.